Environmental and Social Management Framework (esmf)
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- Bu səhifədəki naviqasiya:
- Socio-economic environment
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- Environmental Screener: Date: Form 3 (to be conducted by RO environmental specialist at the stage of subproject identification/evaluation)
- Form 4.
Form 2 . (to be completed by the RO environmental specialist based on the findings of the environmental screening process) 1. Sub-project Environmental Risk Category (High, Substantial, Moderate or Low)____ (if project is categorized as High or Substantial no needs to fill next pares – sub-project could not be included into the project) 2. Subproject activities will be implemented: in or near sensitive and valuable ecosystems — wetlands, wild lands, and habitat of endangered species -__(yes or no) in or near areas with archaeological and/or historical sites or existing cultural and social institutions - __(yes or no) in densely populated areas, where resettlement may be required or potential pollution impact and other disturbances may significantly affect communities - __(yes or no) in regions subject to heavy development activities or where there are conflicts in natural resource allocation; along watercourses, in aquifer recharge areas or in reservoir catchments used for potable water supply; and on lands or waters containing valuable resources (such as fisheries, minerals, medicinal plants, prime agricultural soils) - (yes or no) If any “yes” - the sub-project will not be financed 3. Confirmation of subproject risk classification: If Low – no further due diligence If Moderate – ESMP is required ___________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 10. What are the specific issues to be addressed by ESMP? ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ 11. What is the time frame developing the ESMP? _______________ ____________________________________________________________________________ Conclusion (could the sub-project be included in the program and if yes, under which conditions): ___________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________
• Who is the site contact (name, position, contact information)? • What is the area of the site to be used for project activities? • What are current users of the site? • What were previous uses of the site (give dates if possible)? • Are there any encroachers or illegal users of the site whose livelihoods or assets are going to be affected by the project? Environmental Situation • Are there sensitive sites nearby (nature reserves, cultural sites, and historical landmarks)? • Are there water courses on the site? • What is the terrain or slope? • Does the site experience flooding, waterlogging or landslides? Are there signs of erosion? • What are the neighboring buildings (e.g. schools, dwellings, industries) and land uses? Estimate distances. • Will the proposed site affect transportation or public utilities?
• Does the site require licenses or permits to operate the type of activity proposed? Are these available for inspection? • What environmental or other (e.g., health, forestry) authorities have jurisdiction over the site?
• Does the proposed activity use water for any purposes (give details and estimate quantity)? What is the source? • Will the proposed activity produce any effluent? (estimate quantity and identify discharge point) • Is there a drainage system on site for surface waters or sewage? Is there a plan available of existing drainage or septic systems? • How waste water is managed (surface water courses, dry wells, septic tanks)? Soils
• What is the ground surface (agricultural land, pasture, etc.)? • Will the project damage soils during construction or operations? • Will the project affect the landscape significantly (draining wetlands, changing stream courses)? Biological environment • Describe vegetation cover on the site. • Is there information about rare or threatened flora and fauna at or near the site? If yes, would the project have an impact or increase risk to the species? • Obtain a list of vertebrate fauna and common plants of the site (if available). • Note potential negative impacts on biota if project proceeds. Visual Inspection Procedures • Try to obtain a site map or make a sketch to mark details. • Take photos, if permitted. • Walk over as much of the site as possible, including boundaries, to note adjacent activities. • Note any odors, smoke or visual dust emissions, standing water, etc. Form 4. (to be completed by the PIU based on review of the ESMP as part of subproject proposal) Final Environmental Assessment Checklist (to be completed by the PIU based on review of the mitigation proposed and the environmental and social impact assessment (if required)) Is the project documentation complete? If not, what is missing? Are land use and resource use permits required? If so, have they been received? Are discharge permits required for solid waste? If so, have they been received? Are discharge permits required for wastewater discharge? If so, have they been received? Is there a sanitary inspection required? Has a permit been issued? Has the environmental assessment been received and approved? Is there potential for soil degradation or contamination? If yes, have appropriate prevention or mitigation measures been planned and budgeted? Is there potential for water quality degradation or contamination? If yes, have appropriate prevention or mitigation measures been planned and budgeted? Is there potential for air quality degradation or contamination? If yes, have appropriate prevention or mitigation measures been planned and budgeted? Is there a threat to the biological environment? If yes, have appropriate prevention or mitigation measures been planned and budgeted? Is there potential for adverse impacts on the social environment? If yes, are there necessary prevention, mitigation or compensation measures planned and budgeted? Was the level of public involvement in design and planning and public consultation sufficient? Were public concerns raised in the consultation process adequately addressed? What is the desired level, frequency and scope of environmental monitoring during the construction phase? What is the desired level, frequency and scope of environmental monitoring during the operational phase? Yüklə 13,37 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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